Judge Rules it Legal to Shoot Down Privacy-Invading Drones

Liron Samuels

Several months ago we reported that William Merideth of Kentucky was arrested and charged with first degree wanton endangerment and criminal mischief after firing his neighbor’s drone out of the sky with a shotgun. Based on the fact that the drone was shot over Merideth’s property and that eyewitnesses said the drone was flying low, […]

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Using Flag Scarves for Newborn Portraits

Nicci Widener

Newborn photography has become very popular in recent years, and in that genre, there have been many trends. Styles range from simple and minimalistic, to highly stylized with props and backdrops. Most recently, I have noticed a trend with flags being used to wrap up or hold newborns. This is very popular with families in the […]

Convergent Design Unveils Apollo Portable Multicam Recorder

Eric Reagan

Convergent Design has announced Apollo, which is a portable HD multicam recorder/switcher that captures up to four simultaneous HD video signals over SDI inputs (one can be HDMI). Additionally, it will record a fifth HD channel of a live switch program feed among the four channels or a quad-split reference view. (Also, some exciting news […]

Third Quarter is Over: Have You Registered your Photos?

Vanelli

In the beginning of the year I wrote, “Have You Created Your 2015 Metadata Copyright Preset?” reminding us to update our copyright information for the New Year.  This quick tip made sure we added our copyright information to every photo we imported into Lightroom.  Our next step to protect our images is to register them […]